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sebb | 1 Mar 2008 13:59
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Re: Follow the processing of one file using JMeter

On 29/02/2008, Juliano Moreno <julianomoreno <at> gmail.com> wrote:
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>  Hi,
>
>  I use JMeter for many tests in my job, but now I need to know how long is a
>  file process, how much CPU is consumed.
>
>  For example, I need to test an application receive a file, process this file
>  and then send content of this file for a database. I need to know how much
>  time is spent to process this file? How much resources CPU is consumed?
>
>  Is it possible to do this using JMeter? If yes, how do I do?

No.

>  What other too can I use to do this?

Depends on the OS.

You'll need to check the OS documentation for how to do this.

>  Thanks in advance.
>  Juliano Niero Moreno
>  Test Analyst
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Juliano Niero Moreno | 1 Mar 2008 14:19
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Follow the processing of one file using JMeter

Hi,

I use JMeter for many tests in my job, but now I need to know how long is a
file process, how much CPU is consumed.

For example, I need to test an application receive a file, process this file
and then send content of this file for a database. I need to know how much
time is spent to process this file? How much resources CPU is consumed?

Is it possible to do this using JMeter? If yes, how do I do?

What other too can I use to do this?

Thanks in advance.
Juliano Niero Moreno
Test Analyst
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sebb | 1 Mar 2008 14:41
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Re: Follow the processing of one file using JMeter

Please don't duplicate posts. See the reply to your original post.

On 01/03/2008, Juliano Niero Moreno <julianomoreno <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>  I use JMeter for many tests in my job, but now I need to know how long is a
>  file process, how much CPU is consumed.
>
>  For example, I need to test an application receive a file, process this file
>  and then send content of this file for a database. I need to know how much
>  time is spent to process this file? How much resources CPU is consumed?
>
>  Is it possible to do this using JMeter? If yes, how do I do?
>
>  What other too can I use to do this?
>
>  Thanks in advance.
>
> Juliano Niero Moreno
>  Test Analyst
>
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David Brown | 1 Mar 2008 15:03
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Re: Follow the processing of one file using JMeter

Hello Juliano, Sebb may mean that you should do something like this on this any other ML:

OS: Debian, XP, 2003, BSD, etc.
File system: NTFS, EXT3, ZFS, 390, etc.
File type: binary, ASCII.
Software, script or protocol: I/O library/package, FTP, Korn, Bash, etc.

Juliano Niero Moreno wrote ..
> Hi,
> 
> I use JMeter for many tests in my job, but now I need to know how long is a
> file process, how much CPU is consumed.
> 
> For example, I need to test an application receive a file, process this file
> and then send content of this file for a database. I need to know how much
> time is spent to process this file? How much resources CPU is consumed?
> 
> Is it possible to do this using JMeter? If yes, how do I do?
> 
> What other too can I use to do this?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> Juliano Niero Moreno
> Test Analyst
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sebb | 1 Mar 2008 18:11
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Re: Listeners do not display response data for SOAP/XML requests.

On 29/02/2008, Derek Gill (dergill) <dergill <at> cisco.com> wrote:
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>
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> Anyone know if there  is a problem with Jmeter 2.3.1 displaying Response Data for requests submitted  using
the SOAP/XML sampler.  Currently I get the 200 OK reported back, but  when I click on the Response Data Tab in
the listener, it is empty.

That is because of a change to which content-types are regarded as
text and which are binary.

You can update the list by changing the JMeter property:

content-type_text=application/soap+xml

This change was obviously a bad idea, and needs to be reworked for the
next release...

> All  response assertions are also reporting that the response that the require text  strings are missing
from the response.  This worked in 2.3RC4.  I also  captured all the output received back in a file and the
following is reported in  for response data
>

I don't understand this; as far as I can see the assertion does not
care whether the datatype is text or binary.

What assertions are you using?

> <httpSample  t="68" lt="68" ts="1204303234541" s="true" lb="appuser1 Login Request" rc="200" 
rm="OK" tn="Thread Group 1-1" dt="bin" de="utf-8" by="491" sc="1" ec="0" ng="1"  na="1" hn="gwydlcm24">
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sebb | 1 Mar 2008 19:05
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Re: Real traffic simulation and Access Log Sampler

On 29/02/2008, Oren Benjamin <oby1.cs <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> For the purposes of stress testing and troubleshooting a large scale
>  multi-tiered web application, we are looking to build a test environment in
>  which we can recreate any scenario that occurs in production with very high
>  fidelity.  To that end, we plan to "replay" the production server access
>  logs by sending identical requests to the test environment at the same
>  points in time (relative to the start of the test).  Furthermore, we would
>  like the requests to be sent from multiple threads to simulate multiple
>  users making the requests asynchronously.
>
>  I'm looking into the use of JMeter for our purposes.  From what I see it
>  provides great reporting facilities, test abstractions, and a flexible
>  architecture.  The Access Log Sampler seems like the logical starting point,
>  but from reading the documentation and other threads on the mailing list, it
>  looks like we're going to have to extend it quite a bit to meet or needs.
>
>  Here are the issues I've found so far:
>
>  1) Access Log Sampler ignores the time stamp of the log entries and the
>  Timer mechanism is designed for "delays" as opposed to "alarms."  This would
>  make it difficult to accurately simulate the timing of the requests in the
>  log.

This should be easy enough to implement.

The sampler would need to keep track of the timestamps for each
request it issues in a thread, and add a time delay as necessary.

There would probably need to be some way of reporting if the desired
start time has been exceeded.
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sebb | 1 Mar 2008 19:38
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Re: How to turn OFF the SAX Parser validator

On 28/02/2008, Klaus Teller <klaus.teller <at> gmx.net> wrote:
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>  That sounds promising. I couldn't find this property in the Jmeter configuration file. So, will there be a
nightly build these days? I took a look at the source and building it might require me more time than i expected.

On further reflection, the changes I made are not correct; the various
XPath elements need to work on HTML as well as XML; they cannot assume
XML.

What I don't (yet) know is why Tidy does not seem to take any notice of the

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

line at the start of the file - I would have thought that ought to
class the file as XML.
Maybe JMeter will have to check for that and use that to set the Tidy flag.

>  The other think that strikes me is that I removed the link to the DTD and XSD from the VXML. I was hopping that
the parser would not find the schema and DTD and, hence not validate anything.
>
>  To my dispointment, I still had the premature end of file exception. Any thought?

No idea, sorry.

>
>  --Klaus.
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Pieter Ennes | 2 Mar 2008 11:25

Loop forever XML

Hi there,

When I select Loop forever in a thread group, the resulting .jmx file 
contains:

<boolProp name="LoopController.continue_forever">false</boolProp>
<intProp name="LoopController.loops">-1</intProp>

(note the _intProp_ with value -1)

But when Loop forever is deselected, then the intProp changes to a 
stringProp with the correct value:

<boolProp name="LoopController.continue_forever">false</boolProp>
<stringProp name="LoopController.loops">7</stringProp>

Is this how it should be?

Thanks!
--

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  - Pieter
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sebb | 2 Mar 2008 12:20
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sebb | 2 Mar 2008 12:34
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Re: Loop forever XML

On 02/03/2008, Pieter Ennes <pieter <at> watchmouse.com> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
>  When I select Loop forever in a thread group, the resulting .jmx file
>  contains:
>
>  <boolProp name="LoopController.continue_forever">false</boolProp>
>  <intProp name="LoopController.loops">-1</intProp>
>
>  (note the _intProp_ with value -1)
>
>  But when Loop forever is deselected, then the intProp changes to a
>  stringProp with the correct value:
>
>  <boolProp name="LoopController.continue_forever">false</boolProp>
>  <stringProp name="LoopController.loops">7</stringProp>
>
>  Is this how it should be?

Yes, it's rather odd, but that's how it works currently.
For the gory details, have a look at the Generic Controller class.

>  Thanks!
>
> --
>   - Pieter
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